AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEarly Literacy Push: Delaware is putting another $7.1 million into early reading through Bridge to Practice grants, with 28 districts and charters getting money for teacher training, coaching, and classroom materials—Christina is among the recipients. School Accountability Backlash: Delaware educators and civil rights leaders are speaking out against a proposed school accountability plan, arguing it won’t improve outcomes. Community Health & Prevention: “Delaware Goes Purple” brought substance-abuse prevention resources to Laurel, aiming to cut stigma and connect families to help. Immigration & Tuition Fight: The Trump DOJ is suing the University of Delaware over a policy that allows certain illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition while some U.S. citizens pay higher out-of-state rates. Senior Living Uncertainty: Residents at a New Wilmington nursing home are meeting with the buyer after a planned sale, pressing questions about contracts, rates, and financial stability. Coastal Cleanup Results: DNREC says volunteers removed more than 21,000 trash items from Delaware beaches and waterways ahead of a nor’easter. Culture & Events: Wilmington hosts ConCon, a conspiracy-themed convention built around comedy and pop culture, plus a World Communion celebration honoring Rev. Yolanda Pupo Ortiz’s ministry.
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